iApp Server for FileMaker

iApp Server for FileMaker

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
January 9, 2003

MACWEB.COM PREVIEWS IAPP SERVER FOR FILEMAKER AT MACWORLD EXPO

Advanced New Application Server for FileMaker runs on Mac OS X

SAN FRANCISCO, CA -- January 9, 2003 -- MACWEB.COM is previewing the
next-generation in Internet Application Server middleware on Mac OS X at
this weeks MacWorld Expo (Booth 3361). iApp Server for FileMaker is an
Apache module and WebSTAR V plug-in that enables FileMaker Pro developers
to quickly and easily build fast, dynamic, and interactive online database
applications.

iApp Server for FileMaker introduces a paradigm shift in web site
development and maintenance. Just as FileMaker Pro is legendary for making
database development intuitively easy, so too does iApp Server empower web
and FileMaker Pro developers to be their best and most productive. As an
alternative to existing middleware tools, iApp Server introduces
patent-pending technology like Server-Side Rendering (SSR). It's extensive
feature list mirrors that of FileMaker Pro with full support for relational
and portal fields; browsing, sorting, creating and editing database
records; even running ScriptMaker scripts via a web browser interface.

Availability And Pricing

Public beta availability of iApp Server for FileMaker is scheduled for
February with a final 1.0 release scheduled for the end of Q1, 2003.
Pricing is yet to be determined.

iApp Server Talk List

Mac webmasters interested in iApp Server for FileMaker discussions,
support, and an opportunity to influence product development should
subscribe to the new iApp Server Talk List forum. To subscribe send an
email message to iApp-On@macweb.com.

Eric Bickford eric@macweb.com
MACWEB.COM www.macweb.com
Palo Alto, CA 650.274.4652

 
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